“The Amadeus project was initiated by USL as a successor or alternative to UNIX. As well as SCO other industrial contributors include USL, Novell, Chorus Systemes, Unisys1, Fujitsu and Sequoia. Amadeus has existed as a labs project for many years with Unisys being the first to put it into production usage in their OPUS high end database server.” Read more [UNIX SSI Documentation => My notes on…].
Am I the only one who thought of the song “Rock me, Amadeus”?
Yes
ROFL. Nope. Your not alone there. That was the first thing that popped into my head.![;)](https://www.osnews.com/images/emo/smile.gif)
The problem with that song is that then immediately cues a trigger in my brain to think of the Simpsons version….ahh, Dr Zaius![;)](https://www.osnews.com/images/emo/smile.gif)
The Amadeus project was initiated by USL as a successor or alternative to UNIX. As well as SCO other industrial contributors
This was a turn off for me to actualy avoid RTFA:)
Is this 1992 or something? A Word document? Did the Internet not happen? As far as I’m concerned, there’s no FA to read.
seriously
a word document?
is it not possible to put that into an html file?
also, the site being a lycos free website, does little to bode towards it’s legitimacy
People who juge articles without reading them… Quite elitist. You might be a world-leading researcher on operating systems and processor design, but that does not automatically mean you must also be a highly skilled html coder.
Read the damn thing, else, please do not judge.
People who juge articles without reading them… Quite elitist. You might be a world-leading researcher on operating systems and processor design, but that does not automatically mean you must also be a highly skilled html coder.
Okay, after reading your post but before replying I read the article in Word.
The figures are *still* messed up.
While I wouldn’t necessarily expect a “world-leading researcher on operating systems and processor design” to be an HTML expert, I would expect them to publish stuff in plain text or postscript/pdf. Even informal notes, if they were going to put them on a web page.
… but it’s a damn interesting read. This makes you wonder how much nice research, done by commercial entities, actually never gets widespread use. For those to eleet to read because it’s Word: it just some notes on what parts of a standard unix they rewrote to make it more suitable as an SSI.